Cryorig c7 whine

[Stevoisboss]

Is it supposed to be this noisy at idle? 

 

 

 

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[Aytex]

There would only be a problem if there was a flaw in the manufacturering of the fin, or a fan problem, try taking the fan out and seeing how loud and if the sound persists

[Wrb]

You could try setting/changing fan curves in the bios. That might make it less loud. (I haven't listened to the sound so I can't tell if something is broken or just it's on full load all the time.)

[Stevoisboss]

4 minutes ago, Wrb said:

We can't tell how loud it is, because we can't hear it. It might be supposed to be that loud or it might not. You could try setting/changing fan curves in the bios.

I downloaded it and used vlc and could hear it but its not as accurate as hearing it in person for sure. I set the fan speed as low as it could go in the bios but it is still noisy as hell. 

[Stevoisboss]

24 minutes ago, Aytex said:

There would only be a problem if there was a flaw in the manufacturering of the fin, or a fan problem, try taking the fan out and seeing how loud and if the sound persists

 

23 minutes ago, Wrb said:

You could try setting/changing fan curves in the bios. That might make it less loud. (I haven't listened to the sound so I can't tell if something is broken or just it's on full load all the time.)

So I just unplugged it from the cpu fan connector on the motherboard and instead connected it to the system fan 1 connector on the motherboard and the whine is totally gone. I checked the bios and they are running at the same rpm. wtf?

[Wrb]

7 minutes ago, Stevoisboss said:

 

So I just unplugged it from the cpu fan connector on the motherboard and instead connected it to the system fan 1 connector on the motherboard and the whine is totally gone. I checked the bios and they are running at the same rpm. wtf?

Never heard that happen before, no clue to why. Would be interesting to know if someone knew why.